Message from the Editor

Good morning, Think Local Harrow Readers!

Here's what's happening around Harrow:

• Tai Chi for Heart Patients: Tai Chi sessions are helping Ealing heart patients in their recovery. Discover how this gentle exercise supports heart health.

• Emissions and Bus Speeds: Campaigners are urging Mayor Sadiq Khan to take action on emissions and bus speeds. Learn about the proposed changes and their potential impact.

• Carpetright Stores at Risk: Cyber attacks and cashflow issues are endangering Carpetright stores in London. Stay informed about the future of this popular retailer.

• Northolt Summer Party: The Northolt Summer Party is set to unite the community and raise funds for local causes. Join in the fun and support your community.

⚖️ Harrow Legal:

• DWP Sick Note Policy: Concerns over system abuse have prompted a review of the DWP sick note policy. Find out what changes might be on the horizon.

Plus, check out our Events Calendar for our curated list of events, the answer to the daily trivia question, and an inspirational quote to kickstart your day. Dive in and enjoy!

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Tai Chi Sessions Support Recovery for Ealing Heart Patients

Tai Chi sessions in Ealing are aiding heart patients in their recovery by improving flexibility, reducing stress, and enhancing overall health.

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Campaigners Urge Sadiq Khan to Act on Emissions and Bus Speeds

Campaigners are urging Mayor Sadiq Khan to act on emissions, car use, and bus speeds. A report shows missed transport strategy targets, calling for more cycling infrastructure and government collaboration.

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Cyber Attack and Cashflow Issues Endanger London’s Carpetright Stores

Carpetright's financial troubles put 272 UK stores at risk, including 20 in London. The retailer seeks a buyer to prevent closures after a cyber attack and cashflow problems.

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Northolt Summer Party to Unite Community and Raise Funds

A summer party at Rectory Park Community Centre in Northolt on July 30 aims to unite the community and raise funds for local causes. The event will include live music, food stalls, games, and raffles, with proceeds supporting local initiatives.

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Concerns Over System Abuse Prompt DWP Sick Note Policy Review

The DWP is reviewing sick note policies due to concerns about high 'unfit for work' claims and system abuse, aiming to improve support and prevent exploitation.

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Trivia Answer

Which notable building, originally built in the early 18th century, still stands on Pinner Hill?

1. Pinner Manor

2. Pinner Hill House

3. Pinner Lodge

4. Pinner Court

Answer: 2. Pinner Hill House

Pinner Hill House, one of the grand mansions built in the early 18th century, still stands today. It is one of the few surviving buildings from that era in Pinner. The house has been preserved and remains a notable landmark in the area

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